the author

Elinor Fuchs, a professor at the Yale School of Drama, is the author of an award-winning play and major works of criticism, including The Death of Character. A nationally recognized theater critic, Fuchs wrote for The Village Voice for more than ten years, and has also contributed to The New York Times, Vogue, and American Theatre. She lives in Brooklyn.

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other writings

On Mother's Day of 2005, Elinor wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times. You can find the text here.

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alzheimer's association - new york city chapter

Elinor was interviewed by the New York City chapter of the National Alzheimer's Association. You can find a PDF of the interview here.